apples and oranges in a sentence

1. He said that would be a bit like juxtaposing apples and oranges.
2. I think you moved from apples and oranges to lemons and mangoes.
3. There is somewhat of an apples and oranges comparison going on.
4. She fended off the question saying it was like mixing apples and oranges.
5. It compares apples and oranges _ the 1995 marketplace and the 1999 marketplace.
6. It's difficult to find apples and oranges in a sentence.
7. Comparing the two is like comparing apples and oranges, Weingarten said.
8. Likening the two campaigns, Schulberg said, is comparing apples and oranges.
9. This is one time when apples and oranges match up nicely.
10. And comparing road racers and track racers is like comparing apples and oranges.
11. To compare him to Randy Moss or Lawrence Phillips is apples and oranges.
12. To compare what he said to what I say is apples and oranges.
13. But the computers have proven solid measuring sticks for comparing apples and oranges.
14. He neglected to tell you that he's comparing apples and oranges.
15. UConn officials said that comparing college stadiums is like comparing apples and oranges.
16. To compare that to open markets is apples and oranges.
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